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== Table of Content ==  
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* Who Are the Muslim Users of the English Language?
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* The Nature of the Distortion
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** Distortion through Transliteration
* Who Are the Muslim Users of the English Language?
** Distortion through Translation
* The Nature of the Distortion
** Distortion through Transliteration
** Distortion through Translation
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* Transliteration of Letters
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** Consonants
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** Vowels
* Transliteration of Letters
* Transliteration of Words
** Consonants
** General Remarks
** Vowels
** Specific Rules
* Transliteration of Words
** General Remarks
** Specific Rules
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* General Rules
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* List of Islamic Words/Concepts
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* List of Terms/Expressions Relevant to the Islamic Sciences
* General Rules
* List of Islamic Devotional and Social Terms/Expressions
* List of Islamic Words/Concepts
* List of Terms/Expressions Relevant to the Islamic Sciences
* List of Islamic Devotional and Social Terms/Expressions
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Revision as of 00:49, 14 March 2025

Table of Content

Table of Contents

Toward Islamic English
# Section Subsections
1 What is Islamic English?
  • Who Are the Muslim Users of the English Language?
  • The Nature of the Distortion
    • Distortion through Transliteration
    • Distortion through Translation
2 The Needed Rectification in Transliteration
  • Transliteration of Letters
    • Consonants
    • Vowels
  • Transliteration of Words
    • General Remarks
    • Specific Rules
3 The Needed Rectification in Translation
  • General Rules
  • List of Islamic Words/Concepts
  • List of Terms/Expressions Relevant to the Islamic Sciences
  • List of Islamic Devotional and Social Terms/Expressions